Green charges Amuneke to win U-20 World Cup


The Nigeria Football Federation technical committee chairman, Chris Green, has charged Emmanuel Amuneke to win the FIFA U-20 World Cup with the Flying Eagles and land the Super Eagles job.
Nigeria is yet to win the FIFA U-20 World Cup despite coming close in 1989 and 2005.
Green said the ex-Barcelona winger could stake a strong claim for the Super Eagles job if he succeeds with the Flying Eagles next year.
“He has already won the FIFA U-17 World Cup and has now been taken up to the U-20s with his boys. And should he now deliver again, he could take over the U-23s or even the Super Eagles,” africanFootball.com quoted the NFF technical chief as saying on the ex-Nigerian international winger.


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